PeroBasta

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Yeah that's a house contract

4.5kW is the max drawing power, after that it jumps and cuts it.

In Italy the only way to charge for cheap is using solar from your house

I checked out of curiosity and the best contract if you consume a lot is 0.38€/kWh for the first 320kWH (and then you get a shitty deal)

Average goes for 0.60€/kWh but the included quantity gets lower.

Normally it goes for 0.7-0.8 for consumption (not flat contracts)

Often those are not very fast charging, and if you let your car connected for more than 1h or 2h (depends) you get overcharged per minute of occupancy

Yeah, no sea here and neither super cold. Try to check the cost of a charging station in Italy.

Here you either have solar or you can charge for free at work, because the price of charging around is very expensive (not gas expensive but still)

Where I live, from January to today, my average gas price is 1,80 € per liter btw, now the price per liter is touching 2€

on More ramen :) · c/cooking · 4 pts · 17d

So you roasted the chicken carcasses with the veggies, browned, then added everything to the water?

on Pripyat · c/wikipedia · 4 pts · 22d

There is a youtuber named shiey which has a ton of illegal videos recorded in it

It's a nice watch if you like abandoned urban settings

Yes de cecco, molisana, garofalo or voiello are quite available everywhere in Italy, its still factory made but with more care and with bronze cut

If you want to go on expensive stuff you need to look into "monograno", basically means "single grain" a 1kg pack could go up for 6-10 €

Worth it? For everyday use only if you make it an hobby, otherwise a normal bronze cut is enough.

I would still eat barilla, but only if its the only alternative to not having pasta

In france they eat a lot of "panzani" which I believe its still Italian, but quite shit in quality, very unexpensive